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Since 1946,
Ramblers Holidays have been organising holidays for those interested in
walking, whether at home or abroad. All profits not required
for running the business are covenanted annually to a charitable trust
from which the Ramblers' Association can draw funds to support its work
in helping to preserve and maintain footpath access to our magnificent
British countryside. |
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The Ordnance
Survey is the obvious first choice for maps. The website
includes information on the various mapping products available and if
you want you can order online. |
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The National
Trust acts as a guardian for the nation in the acquisition and
protection of threatened coastline, countryside and buildings. |
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English Heritage
exists to protect and promote England's spectacular historic
environment and ensure that its past is researched
and understood. |
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The Countryside
Agency brings together all the different countryside
dimensions – economic, environmental, community and enjoyment
into a
single national body: to achieve sustainable development in the
countryside. The Countryside Agency is the statutory champion
and watchdog working to make:
the quality of life better for people in the countryside
the quality of the countryside better for everyone
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"Welcome to Britain's largest online walking guide.
This is the
place where over 180 local contributors share their favourite routes
with you. There are more than 3,000 to choose from. Every walk comes
with an easy-to-follow photographic guide and an Ordnance Survey map.
You print them out yourself on A4 paper, so you never need carry a
bulky guidebook again. You also get digital mapping files for easy
export to your GPS." Note that there is an annual
subscription for accessing the walks on this site. |